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Public Works Foreman, Cody Mayne presented Daysland town council with a lengthy report on the various projects currently underway at their regular meeting on Oct. 27 which included replacing a number of water meters in town that were installed backwards or reading zero, various pipe repairs as well as the CIP project which began on Oct. 19 and the cleaning and flushing of lines. Apparently the work being

Excess revenue

CAO Rod Krips presented council with a summary sheet of the 2015 budget to the end of September which, he said shows an $86,000 in excess revenue however in addition to some coding discrepancies he said there are some adjustments that need to be done with respect to salaries, overtime pay and benefits. Exact numbers were not immediately available. Council also discussed the $807

INDEX Bashaw council �� 7 RCMP �� 7 Real Estate/Homes �� 11 Mobile home fire �� 13 Agriculture �� 12 - 13 Classifieds/Careers �� 14 - 15 Sports �� 16

Fire department

The relationship between the town of Daysland and Flagstaff County has been strained over discussions regarding their fire departments, as have many other communities in that county. After a great deal of discussion about the costs and liability of the fire department, not to mention a few express words from

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councillors over comments made by county fire chief, Kim Cannady relating to the training of their town’s volunteer fire department, council decided that they would be the first to ‘extend an olive branch’, that their primary goal was service, not ownership. Daysland has decided to concede ownership of their fire department to the county with details such as ownership of the truck, building and equipment still needing to be discussed and mutually agreed upon. Turn to No shows, Pg 3

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increase in the Parkland Regional Library budget. Although it is a 13 per cent increase over last year’s budget, it is the first increase since 2009.

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Botha council requests viability review for village Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter A meeting has been set for Nov. 26 between the Village of Botha council and a delegation from Alberta Municipal Affairs to begin the process of a Viability Review for the village, according to Botha CAO Eric Jerrard. Stettler County council responded to a request from Municipal Affairs at the Nov. 4 council meeting to designate county representatives to the review team. According to Jerrard, the review team will have representatives from the village, the county, Municipal Affairs, Alberta Association of

Municipal Districts and Counties, Alberta Urban Municipalities Association, Alberta Rural Municipal Administrators’ Association and the Local Government Administration Association. The viability review was initiated following a request from Botha council to Municipal Affairs.

consider changing signage at Twp. Rd. 38-2 and Range Road 21-2, council opted to look at signage in the entire area. A number of stop signs are changing to yield signs. In addition, several yield signs and a few stop signs are being added. The work should be completed this year.

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County contributes to ‘light up’

Anyone travelling the Oberlin area of Stettler County, west of Hwy 835 and south of Hwys 11 and 12 should expect to see some signage changes, for the most part along Township Roads 38-2 and 38-0. Prompted by a ratepayer request to

Alix wins award

Lori McKay, owner of Lori’s Little Luxuries and Zack Mcgongal both of Alix are working on a planter that helped their community win the “Creating Healthy Environments” award for 2015.

The village of Alix, Ab. is the 2015 winner of the “Creating Healthy Environments” award.

by CoraLee Brookes , Recreation Coordinator , Village of Alix The village of Alix, Ab. is the proud recipient of the “Creating Healthy Environments” award for 2015. The purpose of the drive was to become a healthier community, according to Recreation Director CoraLee Brookes. The youth center kids as well as volunteers worked hard at maintaining and the growing of the gardens and the produce was free for anyone to pick and eat. The community of Alix displayed gardens in the planters on Main Street as well as herbs in tires which were painted by the youth in Gator Park.

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Preparing youth for the world

Grades six through eleven students from Erskine, Big Valley and Byemoor schools will have a chance to gain new skills through a Junior Achievement program the county has agreed to sponsor. The $4000 cost for the program covers classes for 160 students. Things like budgeting and money management, starting and growing a business, mapping out educational and career goals and investing to achieve financial goals are some of the topics students will cover. Junior Achievement Canada (JA) is a youth business education organization. JA volunteers collaborate with classroom teachers to provide training to over 230,000 students every year.

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Over 30 businesses, community organizations and individuals have booked a display spot for Stettler Museum’s ‘Light the Night’ Christmas event, far exceeding last year’s 14 displays. The county will add one more with its $500 contribution to the annual event. According to Karen Wahlund, museum manager, 450 vehicles passed through the museum grounds last December during slated event hours. As well, the museum opened additional nights for the handibus

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RCMP detachment commander returns to Stettler Debra Johnston ECA Review Reporter The Stettler RCMP Detachment has a new detachment commander with the addition of Sgt. Phil Penny. Penny, who originates from Stettler, was stationed in Blackfalds before relocating to Stettler. Penny, who introduced himself at the Nov. 3 Stettler council meeting, has spent 14 years on the force with stop overs in Banff, Alberta, Pond Inlet and Whale Cove, Nunavut and Blackfalds. Visibility of RCMP members in the community is a priority for Penny, as well as encouraging members to excel in their area of interest. Streamlining internal work to

utilize computer systems rather than paper is also a goal for Penny. Traffic enforcement remains as one of council’s top priorities and Penny agreed that having the RCMP out in the community has an immediate impact on the behaviour of drivers.

Safe streets important

“People are frustrated,” remarked Kelsey McNeill as the 68 Street resident joined neighbour Tracey Marko to address council about safety issues in the West Stettler residential neighbourhood. McNeill and Marko spoke on behalf of a contingent of over a dozen residents who attended the meeting to plead for solutions to an ongoing,

Stettler-wide problem. Between cars racing down the wide, straight stretch of road and construction traffic passing through to new development areas, the road has become hazardous for children and adults attempting to cross or walk down the street. There are no sidewalks on either side of the street and vehicles parked on both sides of the street mean that anyone walking ends up on the street. Because of traffic congestion, residents argue the 50-kilometre speed limit is too high and want to see it reduced to 30km per hour. Director of Operations Melissa Robbins, who attended the meeting, suggested that placing a traffic

counter in the area to gather data about speeds, time of day and number of cars would assist both the town and the RCMP in deciding how to tackle the problem. Because the town’s current traffic counter is no long working, council is considering options to find a temporary solution until the town buys a new one. “It’s a town wide issue,” remarked Coun. Will Brown, stating there are no consequences for those speeding down town streets if they are not caught. Sgt. Perry acknowledged that a greater presence of RCMP members cruising neighbourhoods would be proactive in curbing the behaviour.

PRAIRIE LAND SCHOOLS

Learning experience and overall success Dena Clark

ECA Review Reporter The Prairie Land Regional Division (PLRD) board of trustees took a brief recess from their monthly meeting on Thur., Nov. 5 to attend the Hanna Primary School’s Remembrance Day service held at 10:30 a.m. Following the service the board resumed their meeting and discussed their concerns regarding the topic of self-identification for First Nations, Metis and Inuit students. The deadline to self-identify was Sept. 30 and although the PLRD did expect 43 students to self-identify only 36 ended up doing so by the deadline. This prompted a great deal of discussion surrounding why more students do not self-identify and ways in which they could address this as a board. Although the government does provide additional funding for each student that does self-identify, this was not the board’s primary concern.

Their main concern was for the services that could be provided to these students through self-identification and how these services could enhance their learning experience and overall success.

Three year plan

Superintendent Cam McKeage presented the board with a first draft of the PLRD combined AERR and threeyear education plan. This year would be year one of the three year plan. McKeage requested trustees review the draft and requested feedback on the stated objective that “every student be successful.” McKeage expressed his desire to maintain the goal of a 100 per cent student success rate however he did caution the board that if they fell short of 100 per cent student success it could have a negative impact on the board’s own success rate as deemed by their evaluation reports. After a short discussion the board agreed that they would not place their

Correction to Kneehill news

The ECA Review article, titled ‘County lessens restrictions on councillor’, Nov. 5, pg. 2, we mistakenly attributed a motion made at the Oct. 27 Kneehill County Council meeting to Coun. Jerry Wittstock when the

motion was made by Coun. Ken Hoppins. The motion was regarding Coun. Bobby Painter’s suspension from council duties. Our apologies to Coun. Wittstock.

No shows at auction Cont’d from Pg 1 The town of Daysland now owns several properties as a result of not one single person attending a recent public auction that was held to sell the local properties. Council discussed putting the properties out for tender at market value with hopes that the proceeds of the sale will cover the outstanding taxes owed.

University students visit

Daysland, Killam and Hardisty will be hosting 70 students all in the health care field from the University of Alberta (UofA) on Nov. 14 and 15. The students will be attending a skills session in each of the community hospitals they visit. The purpose of the tour is to lay

the groundwork for future recruitment of healthcare professionals to the local area.

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success rate on a report ahead of a student’s potential for success. They would not, for example, lower their goal to 95 per cent in order to earn a

favourable report. Board members felt that by doing so they would be saying that it is acceptable for five per cent of students to ‘fail’.

CLEARVIEW SCHOOLS

Surplus at year end Debra Johnston

ECA Review Reporter “We plan for the worst but we got the best,” declared School Trustee Ken Checkel regarding the 2014/15 projected year-end surplus of $207,917. Associate Superintendent Peter Neale ran through the year end numbers with trustees at the Nov. 2 meeting. A $1.1 million deficit had been projected but lower fuel prices and staffing costs accounted for the savings. As Checkel pointed out, a $200,000 variance on a $30 million budget is still considered operating close to budget, given the variables that the board cannot control, like fuel costs.

Reserves used for new year

A portion of operational reserves left from the 2014/15 budget will be rolled

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Students earn scholarships

Two William E. Hay students were awarded scholarships valued at $1000 each from the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP). Jace Salmon, an instrument technician with TKS Controls, and Tyler Wells, a welder with Wellsy’s Welding, were congratulated by Superintendent Peter Barron on their achievements. RAP allows students to begin apprenticeship training while in high school. A 125-hour internship with an employer gives students a chance to begin working towards a trade. As well, the student can earn up to 40 high school credits for the training.

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Always a great sport Domoney - Surrounded by his family, Garfield Domoney passed away peacefully at the Foothills hospital on November 5, 2015 at the age of 64. Garfield attended school in Brownfield and then high school in Coronation. His first job was working for AGT in their advertising department and then working for Palm Dairy. His long time career was working for Molson Canadian Brewery in Edmonton for 28 years. He would have probably been still working there if they didn’t close their doors. In 2013, he decided to return to his roots and moved back to Coronation to enjoy time with his brothers. He enjoyed his daily walks and meeting with the coffee club. He also enjoyed spending a lot of time with his nieces and their children. He was

happily dragged to many soccer, hockey and lacrosse activities. He was always a great sport and enjoyable to be around. He was genuine and kind and always thinking of others. Our hearts are truly broken to lose him. He is lovingly remembered by his brothers Harry (Laura) and Earl Domoney; his sister Dorothy (Neil) Saunders; his nieces, Tania and Shannon Saunders; Andrea (Gary) McLean; great nieces Taylor and Faith; great nephews Alex and Levi. Garfield was predeceased by his father Harry in 1987; his mother Agnes in 1963; step-sister Shirley MacLean in 2013 and brother-in-law Neil in 2015. At his request, there will be no funeral. The family will have a private internment of his ashes at his mother’s graveside at a later date.

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Wonderful cook and really enjoyed baking Ilene Marie Homan was born on Mar. 27, 1919 to Benedict and Marie Molohon and passed away Oct. 31, 2015 at the Coronation Long Term Care Centre at the age of 96. She married Lester Emmitt Homan on Nov. 11 (Remembrance Day), 1941 and had four children. Wayne (Stephanie Mraz of Coleman) was born in 1943 and resides in Calgary. The twins Carol and Rick (Ritchie) came along in 1948. Carol married Tom Heidecker and they continue to live in the home Ilene and Lester built for their retirement near the third hole of the Coronation golf course. Rick married Yvonne Lipinski and they call Lethbridge their home. Their fourth child, Dixie (Ted McKenzie) was born in 1952 and they live in Coronation. Ilene and Lester lived in Veteran, Ab. from the winter of 1950 until their retirement in 1980 when they moved to Coronation to be closer to Dixie and Carol and their grandchildren and great grandchildren. Unfortunately for Ilene, the retirement plans were short lived as Lester passed away suddenly in October of 1981. Ilene continued to live in her house in Ilene Homan Coronation for over 25 years serving as a virtual bed and bakery for hundreds of friends and relatives over the years. Ilene was a wonderful cook and really enjoyed baking. The family has a litany of memories regarding Ilene’s homemade pastries and pies but arguably they agree that her cinnamon buns and coffee cakes were the favourite and they were always in great supply, whether it be in the freezer or sent home in care packages. Ilene loved to play cards and over the years many hours were spent playing a variety of games with friends and family members. She also enjoyed playing bingo, as she and her many bingo playing friends could often be seen in the bingo venues in and around Coronation. In the fall of 2008, Ilene moved into the assisted living facility in Coronation where she remained until her health deteriorated to the point where long term care was necessary. Ilene loved and cherished her nine grandchildren as well as her 18 great grandchildren. With a freezer full of goodies and the numerous Christmas and birthday gifts, her house was a favourite destination. We know she was greatly loved as exemplified in these words written by one of her granddaughters on a recent visit. “Thank you for the ways you have influenced our lives by your beliefs, attitudes and values. Thank you for the words of courage and kindness that you have spoken to us. “Thank you for the truths you gave to us. We cradle your love in our hearts and in our memories. You will

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Card of Thanks remain as part of us always. The family would like to thank the “We gather here to bless you for many employees of both the assisted your journey home and to express our living and the long term care facilities love for what you have given us by for their kind and considerate treatyour presence in our lives. ment of not only our mother Ilene but “You will always be a part of our also for their gracious treatment of hearts. Peace be with you,” as you join family and friends visiting her over your husband Lester, mother Marie, the years. father Ben, sister May and granddaughter Lisa. Besides her four children and their spouses, her eight grandchildren and their spouses, and her 18 great grandchildren, Ilene is survived by her two siblings: B. J. (Buster) Molohon One style (Agnes) of Thurs., Nov. 19 (10-7) sold Calgary, and their Fri., Nov. 20 (10-5:30) per families, and (10-5:30) Sat, Nov. 21 Laura (Herb) school Kary of Sun., Nov. 22 (11-5) Coronation and Gowns from their families. A Funeral 4 Top Designers: Mass was held • Angela & Alison on Thur., Nov. 5, • JoLene • Bonny 2015 at Our • Mori Lee Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Castor with interment following at the Veteran Cemetery. Friends gathered to share memories of Ilene at the Lion’s Recreation Centre 4946-53 Ave. Red Deer, AB (Just west of superstore) • 403.340.0808 in Coronation folCheck us at www.yourweddingplace.ca, Facebook, shopreddeer.com lowing the interment.

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Pumped about new arrival submitted by Castor Community Health Centre New moms in the Castor area will now have increased access to breast pump rentals, following a donation from the lODE (Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire) Duke of Cornwall Chapter. lODE Canada is a national women’s charitable organization. Earlier this year, the chapter stepped forward to fund the purchase of a new breast pump that will be available for short-term loan through Public Health to support breastfeeding mothers. Previously, only a single pump was available for rent in the area, making accessing it a challenge for mothers in need. “A lot of times the pump would be booked or unavailable so with this

donation we’ll be able to have one here in the community,” explains Public Health nurse Paula Doolaege. “A mother might need a pump the first week or two after delivery, or because of medical reasons or due to travel. Without access to a pump, this can lead new moms to feel defeated or discouraged and stop breastfeeding. “Breastfeeding within the first three weeks is critical, so being able to support mothers by having a pump available is very important.” After hearing about the need for a breast pump lODE Duke of Cornwall Chapter was quick to respond and donated $2,500 to purchase a breast pump. “The chapter supports children and families in the community, which is very important to us,” says chapter member Sandi Jackson.

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It is a repair job by Lois Perepelitz This is the house where the leader of There was a status on Facebook the our country lives. other day about the repairs needed at This is where he is expected to enter24 Sussex Drive. tain leaders of other countries. I A large number of people comwonder what those other leaders think mented on it and I was glad to see that when they see the way this historic the majority were in favour of getting house has been neglected. it done. The main problem was the This country is not that old, we do huge cost of the project. not have that many historic buildings. The National Capital These buildings are part of Commission is the custoour history and need to be predian of official residences on served. Some people behalf of the Canadian understand this better than people. others. In 2008 this commission Fort Macleod and Camrose said that they saw there are two Alberta towns that were repairs needed and went to a lot of work to predeemed them as urgent, but serve their heritage, and they Harper refused to let them can be proud of the result. be done. In 2011 the commisWhenever we see someone sion again asked Harper to preserving their history we Perepelitz let them get the work done, are happy to heap praise on again he refused. them, as long as we are not the We cannot put the full blame on ones doing the work or paying for it. Harper; none of the prime ministers in The official residences of this nation the last five decades have allowed the belong to all of us; they are part of our commission to do repairs. history. We are the ones that have to Nobody wanted to be the one who got preserve them. We are the ones that jumped on by the people for “wasting have to do the work and pay the piper taxpayer’s money”. They all just left it now for the next generation. for the ‘new guy’. Then that generation will have to do So instead of having a million dollar it for the generation after that and so it fix here and there over the years we goes on. now have a 10 to 15 million dollar fix Just imagine a history teacher of the that can no longer be put off. This new future taking a class on a field trip to guy can’t even move into the house. an empty lot and telling them this is Let’s be clear here, this is not a where our prime ministers used to redecorating job or even a renovation, live. What kind of impression do you it is a repair job. think that will make?

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Haunted museum by Carter Cannady On Halloween weekend a group of students and community volunteers put together another unforgettable experience for the third year in a row. Children, teens and adults were all invited to attend the event which consisted of a maze, games and a button vote. The maze was comprised of mannequins, a walkthrough wardrobe, a dead end, a locked door and other creepy museum style features. The individuals who played the upstairs games or escaped the maze received their choice of a Halloween treat. The event has now been running for three years and approximately 200 visitors came to the Haunted Museum this year. The purpose of the Haunted House is to provide a warm place to go and have

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fun if the weather is bad on Halloween. It is run for a second night for the adults and people from out of town who can’t make it on Halloween. Each year is different ranging from wonderland, to a mansion, to a haunted museum; with upstairs containing games and activities, including a button vote for the favourite decorated museum case! All of those involved would like to express their gratitude and thanks towards the Forestburg Historical Society for allowing us to take over their museum for a month, and for our volunteers who made this event possible. Flagstaff County and the town of Forestburg provided a grant that funded this year’s event and many brought food bank donations as well as cash donations.

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BASHAW TOWN COUNCIL

Bashaw rec board breaks free of town Lisa Joy

ECA Review reporter The Bashaw Recreation Board got its independence from the town after council struck down an old bylaw. Council unanimously rescinded Bylaw 676, which was historically needed for organizations to get funding. But with this requirement no longer in place, administration recommended to council that the bylaw be rescinded. “It will serve the town well to have that separated, there has been some bitterness,” Chief Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller told council at its Nov. 5 regular meeting. “This will give them (rec board) their autonomy and remove the perceived control of the town,” she added. Fuller said there are no financial implications for the town unless the town takes on the management of the arena. But the town is in talks with the rec board to have the board operate the arena instead of the town. Mayor Penny Shantz praised the rec board’s move to autonomy saying, “There has been confusion the last few

years because a lack of clarity.” Fuller agreed. “There will be greater transparency to both organizations.”

No raises for council

made the suggestion to council that crosswalks may be the best option. Crosswalks and signs will be at 52 St and 53 Ave. intersection, as well as 54 Ave. and 52 St. intersection.

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Town council unanimously voted against giving themselves raises. The remuneration and reimbursement schedules are reviewed every year and haven’t increased their rates for more than two years. The mayor receives $425 per month and councilors get $300 per month. When representing the town at functions, council gets $20 per day for meals and entertainment and no receipts are needed. A maximum of $60 per day is allowed for meals and entertainment with receipts required for all expenses over $20.

Council approved the Ag Society’s request to put up an outdoor rink with straw bales on the ag grounds by the ball diamonds. The Ag Society carries its own liability insurance. In other town news, Chief

Administrative Officer Theresa Fuller, told council in her report, that one residential location was up for auction, which the town acquired. A director/writer, Jesse Foster, from Calgary contacted the Town of Bashaw looking for locations for his independent short film called Walking the Fenceline. Foster said he has travelled through Basahw a few times and thinks it’s the perfect setting for the film, which he wants to shoot in early 2016.

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A letter from a concerned Bashaw resident asking the school signs be changed to playground signs so the speed limit could be in effect longer prompted council to agree to putting in crosswalks. Town Foreman Murray Holroyd

Suspects entered an oilfield battery building located north of Monitor, Ab. sometime between Sun., Nov. 1 at approximately 3 p.m. and Mon., Nov. 2 at 7 a.m. according to Consort RCMP once entry was gained small items were taken.

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Tender

• 216 Main St., Halkirk 50’ x 115’ lot on North end of Halkirk Main St., 2 smaller buildings on it, zoned for storage. $20,000 MLS# CA0069899

• 4625 Westminster Ave., Coronation - 5 possible bedrooms, three bathroom 1260 Sq. Ft bungalow. Single semi detached garage. front and rear parking for your R.V. or extra vehicle. $95,000 MLS# CA0071323

• 5109 50 Ave, Castor 2640 sq. ft w/ living quarters above. Revenue property. $66,000 MLS#CA0030486

SOLD

• 1 Alberta Ave, Halkirk 960 Sq. Ft 2 bedroom, 1 bath bungalow on two 50 foot lots totally fenced, large garden spot, large fruit trees. $95,000 REDUCED $75,000 MLS#CA0061666 • 5401 51 Ave, Castor1336 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath 1983 mobile w/porch, large piece of land. $70,000 MLS#CA0032934 • 5002 54a St, Castor Trailer park. Potential for 14 pad rentals & 10 seasonal lots $80,000 MLS#CA0032933 • 101 Railway Ave., Alliance - 2 bed, 2 bath 1020 sqft. renovated two storey character home, 2 garages, 4 lots. $139,000 MLS#CA0068999 • 5010 48 St, Castor, - 5 beds, 3 baths, 1442 sq. ft. bungalow, vaulted ceilings, electric fireplace, hardwood. $350,000 MLS#CA0068914 • 5209 48 St Castor- 2 bed, 1 bath on 3 lots, large deck, cement garage pad , new HE furnace, new hot water tank, upgraded panel $77,900 MLS#CA 0068422 • 4309 44 St., Castor - 2 bed, 2 bath mobile home with numerous upgrades. Single car detached garage. $70,000 MLS#CA0067147 • 4122 49 St., Castor 1037, 2 bed, 1 bath duplex. All on one level. Built 2006. Adult oriented, garage. $164,900 MLS#CA0066898

• 5006 52 St, Castor - 3 bed, 1 bath 1084 Sq. Ft. bungalow. 8 lots available. Double heated detached garage. $162,500 MLS#CA0066338 • 5106 51 St, Castor 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom bungalow with extreme face lift. $64,900 MLS#CA0064465 • 5113 52 St, Castor - 813 sq ft bungalow, 4 beds, 2 baths, dble detached wired garage. $149,000 REDUCED $139,000 MLS#CA0063993 • 4325 48 Ave, Castor Hwy property near the main entrance of Castor. North side of Hwy 12, across from motel. Creek goes through property. $15,000 MLS#CA0063917 • 5114 46 St, Castor 1668 Sq. foot, 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath barn/western style two story split. On next lot is double car insulated garage with great room upstairs $260,000 MLS#CA0062116 • 39114 Hwy 36 - 1612 Sq. Ft. 3 bed, 1 bath bungalow 15 km north of Castor. 100 Ac. Cultivated with 40 Ac. in grass plus one stock water. Also 2000 sq. ft 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 storey older 2nd residence. $475,000 MLS#CA0062062 • 4706 Westminster Ave. Coronation - 1440 sq. ft bungalow is located on a huge 100’ x 115’ lot. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Double garage. REDUCED $169,900. $149,000 MLS#CA0061799 • 5411 49 Ave., Castor Needing heated work space? Concrete block, 32x60, ten foot walls, metal roof, forced air furnace, washroom, 10x8 overhead door $89,000 REDUCED $83,900 MLS#CA0057062 • 4922 Parkview Cres., Castor - 4 bed, 2 bath, 2684 Sq. Ft home. Single att. garage, dble det. garage. $228,000 MLS#CA0055308 • 4910 49 Ave, Castor 3796 Sq. Ft. warehouse building (1130 Sf section connected to 2666 Sf. loading area) $149,000 MLS#CA0054515 • • 5021 50 Ave, Castor 5000 sq. ft. brick and wood building on main street $85,000 MLS#CA320287 • Near Castor - 16.75 acres, overlooks Castor Creek, near K-12. Potential to subdivide. $400,000 MLS#CA286941

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Temporary manure storage Agri-News Ullman says while the Temporary storage is a regAgricultural Operation ulated management option Practices Acts and that allows a producer to store Regulations (AOPA) does not manure in the field for a short require operators to register period of time without or permit a site, it does limit requiring permits or addithe length of time a location tional testing. can be used, and includes set“Temporary sites offer a backs operators must abide by. number of advantages. “As well, run-off from the Operators can avoid spreading site must not leave the propon snow and frozen ground, erty or otherwise create an can compost the manure, and “inappropriate disturbance.” can minimize the impact on “In addition to the regularoad infrastructure,” says tory requirements, consider Chris Ullman, CFO (confined how your site and moving to feeding operation) extension that site will impact the comspecialist, Alberta munity,” says Ullmann. Agriculture and Forestry, Red “For transport to the site, Deer. review the safety and lighting “However, they are often of your equipment and avoid misunderstood by the public. manure spills.” That’s why it’s important to “As well, choose the carefully consider where to site in advance with locate temporary storage.” awareness of regulated 3” wide version

setbacks, the presence of sensitive environmental receptors (like spring run-off patterns) and safety issues, like the line of sight at an intersection, and public perception issues such as proximity to public gathering places or community centres.” For more information on AOPA, manure management factsheets or specifics about the applicable regulations, contact the Ag-Info Centre at 310-FARM (3276) and ask to speak to a CFO extension specialist. To register a complaint about manure handling or an improperly placed storage, contact the 24 hour response line at 1-866-383-6722.

Big Gully’s Online/On-Farm

Bull & Heifer Sale Thursday, December 10 5:30 PM MST • Herefords & Polled Herefords • Bulls Wintered FREE • Bull Calves, Yearling Bulls, Bred Heifers 12 miles North of Maidstone, SK Lance & Shari Leachman 306-903-7299

MAJOR INDUSTRIAL TOOLS & EQUIPMENT PUBLIC AUCTION 11303 YELLOWHEAD TRAIL, EDMONTON, AB.

Wednesday, Nov 18th. 2015, 10:00 am sharp 12345 VIEWING: Tuesday, Nov. 17th, from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm **VIEWING IS A MUST DUE TO THE VOLUME OF INVENTORY** SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR DETAILED LISTINGS & PHOTOS starting November 14th, 2015 @ www.auctions.ca

CPS Castor Coronation & Stettler

Fall Producer Meeting

SALE CONDUCTED BY GARY HANNA AUCTIONS LTD. (780-440-1075)

Tuesday November 17 Castor Community Hall Supper @ 6pm • Meeting to follow

SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS AND ERRORS *ALL SALES FINAL* *PAYMENT BY CASH, DEBIT OR CERTIFIED CHQ & CREDIT CARD WITH 3% SRV FEE*

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Proven canola, forages and corn Bayer Crop Science Right Now Mineral RSVP by November 14 - 403-882-4271 ® Mineral and RightCastor Now Coronation - 403-578-3302 saltStettler now- available 403-742-8540 at:

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CANOLA SEED

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INNOCULANTS Seed Cleaning for Peas or Faba beans:

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For more info phone Peggy or Velma 780-879-3927 Alliance

Thursday, November 19

- Evening Horse Sale - 5 pm Tack - 6 pm Horses - 50-75 head, all breeds and types

STOCK COW & BRED HEIFER SALES 11:00 am starts

Friday, November 20 (Advanced Listings)

- 85 Top Black & Red Angus Heifers bred Angus - 60 days - Jun. 4 to Aug. 4 - Lake Ranching, Wetaskiwin - 30 Dispersal of Shorthorn Cows bred Charolais Exposed Jun. 1 - Rene Kuenzler, Stettler - 40 Tan & Red Char cross Cows bred Angus Darius Land, Stettler - 25 Mixed Cows Bred Char or Angus - Phil Barber

Friday, November 27

Corral Panels - free standing pipe panels for sale at the market - call anytime.

Backhoe Backhoe Backhoe

SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS AND ERRORS *ALL SALES FINAL* *PAYMENT BY CASH, DEBIT OR CERTIFIED CHQ & CREDIT CARD WITH 3% SRV FEE*

Come check out our Early Buy Pricing

Phone (403) 742-2368 Regular Sales - Tuesdays 8:30 a.m. website: www.stettlerauction.ab.ca

- 50 Red, Red Blaze heifers bred RA - 12 Tan heifers bred RA, Mar 1 calving Deral Lang, Donalda

**VIEWING IS A MUST DUE TO THE VOLUME OF INVENTORY** SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR DETAILED LISTINGS & PHOTOS starting November 14th, or 2015 @ www.auctions.ca or

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Ironman Scrap 5502-49 Ave Castor Metal Recovery (403) 882-4271 th

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• farm machinery • vehicles • industrial Serving Central AB

403.318.4346

We offer every option including new on-line bidding 403-742-2368 CANADIAN SATELLITE AUCTIONS & IN-HOUSE VIDEO List through us for Canadian Satellite sales. List with us three days prior for filming and description. Mineral, Salt, Supplement Feed Sales We stock Unifeed, Crystalyx and Feedrite supplies for all types of livestock. INDEPENDENT • COMPETITIVE MODERN • THE BEST RATES IN THE INDUSTRY

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Seed Cleaning Association Ltd. The Coronation Fire Department responded to a mobile home fire on Monday, Nov. 9 shortly after 7 a.m. in Park Crescent mobile home park in Coronation. According to the Coronation RCMP, no one is believed to have been living in the home at the time of the fire. The cause has yet to be determined. ECA Review/G. Peters

Final Alberta crop report for 2015 Agri-News Final Crop Report, with conditions as of November 3, 2015. More than 99 per cent of crops are now in the bin. Harvest was challenging due to frequent rainfall, generally damp conditions and uneven crop growth as a result of late germination. Provincial yields are now estimated higher than first estimated earlier this summer. Provincial average yields for spring and durum wheat are reported at 86 and 85 per cent of their 5-year averages, with barley at 90 per cent, oats at 86 per cent, canola at 95 per cent and dry peas at 80 per cent. Crop quality dropped after the wet rainy weather in September, largely because of sprouting in many crops. However, quality is still significantly above the 5-year and 10-year averages for all crops, except for malt barley, oats and canola. Provincially, more than 76 per cent of spring wheat has graded as number two or better, up 15 per cent from the 5-year average. Durum wheat quality is graded at 85 per cent for the top two grades, up 18 per cent from the 5-year average. About 74 per cent of dry peas are graded as number 1 and 2, up two per cent from the 5-year average. While 65 per cent of barley is graded as number 1 (up almost one per cent from the 5-year average), only 13 per cent of barley is eligible for malt (down four per cent from the 5-year average). Almost 58 per cent of oats is graded in the top two grades, down 23 per cent from the 5-year average. Canola quality declined about 12 per cent from

the 5-year average, with 80 per cent graded number 1.

Provost Livestock Exchange The Livestock Market Serving Eastern Alberta and Western Saskatchewan

Upcoming Fall Sales

Monday Calf Presort Sales November 16, 2015 @ 9 AM November 23, 2015@ 9 AM Friday Regular & Presort Sales November 13, 2015 @ 9 AM November 20, 2015 @ 9 AM November 27, 2015 @ 9 AM December 4, 2051 @ 9 AM December 11, 2015 @ 9 AM December 18, 2015@ 9 AM Wednesday, November 25 @ Noon Jim, Duncan, & Kevin Martin – 26 Black & 39 Red Bred Heifers. Bred to low BW Red Angus Bulls out June 15th. 8 Way & Ivomec. Alloys Vogel – 30 to 40 Mostly RWF & BLK Cows bred to Polled Hereford & Black Angus Bulls out June 25th. J & J Ranching – 37 Bred cows consisting of 15 Red Exotic, 6 RWF Simmental, & 16 BLK & BBF Cows bred to Black Angus & Limousin Bulls out June 22. * Please call in advance to book in for the presort sales.* Jerry Hewson 306-753-7788 Dean Lawes 780-753-0803 Darcy Lakevold 780-753-8669 Casey Lawes 780-753-1466 Wayne Black 403-575-0200 For more information please view the website @ www.plecattle.com

Provost Livestock Exchange 780-753-2369

Oct. 26 - Nov. 23

Full report is available at www. agric.gov.ab.ca

Dale Kobi’s Bale Hauling

BLUE BLOCKS

mineral

$ 00

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Molasses tubs

1000off

50¢off

We carry a complete line of feed & vet supplies, canola seed, seed treatment & pea innoculant

22 years experience 403-741-4722 (c) 403-742-3753 (h)

Rite-Min

$ 69

Marketing Hay & Hauling

For more info phone Peggy or Velma at 780-879-3927 Alliance

UPCOMING SALES Tues., Dec. 1

12 noon BRED COW & HEIFER SALE Norman Steinwand

Les Czar

Also Listed 90 hd of Bred Heifers

Osadczuk Cattle company 130 blk 2nd calvers. 30 tan 2nd calvers 40 blk middle aged cows.

Life time herd Dispersal of 85 hd of Mostly Red some Tan/Blk Cows

Gerald & Janice Elliott

Dick Clark

Jason & Correna Cooper

11 hd of Blk/BWF Bred Heifers

60 hd Red/RBF Bred Heifers 40 hd Red/RBF Bred Heifers

60 hd Bred Heifers

Tues., Dec. 15

12 noon BRED COW & HEIFER SALE Goodbrand Enterprises 50 hd Blk Bred Heifers. They are black British based.

KLC Cattle

Robert Vigan

Doug Dambrowsky

19 hd of Blk Bred Heifers

Myterra Ranch (Ed Masson) 50 hd of Bred Heifers ( 40 Red & 10 Blk)

Madge Farms

25 hd of Blk Bred Heifers

Tues., Dec. 8

12 noon BRED COW & HEIFER SALE 15112OB0

Fall Salt & Mineral Sale

Daardi & Nadine Almberg

60 hd Blk/BBF 2 nd calvers. They are black Simmental based.

25 hd Blk Bred Heifers

25 hd Red /RWF Sim X Bred Heifers

Jerry Anderson

40 bred Heifers , 25 RASimm X, 15 Herefords (Holloway).

Riley Tye

30 hd Red/RBF Bred Heifers

Riley Tye / Brandon Tye

Craig Tkach

50 hd Red/RBF Bred Heifers

Freimark Holdings

25 hd of Blk Bred Heifers

30 hd Blk Bred Heifers Dispersal of 125 hd of Mostly Black Cows

Brien Mouly

200 hd Red/RBF Bred Heifers

Craig Spady

Dispersal of Commercial Cows. 100 hd Black Cows.

Madge Farms

Watch for full fall calendar and all details on drylandcattle.com

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Graham 403-575-4001 • Kirk 403-575-5654 • Ian 780-753-1515 • Kurt 403-575-5388 • Curtis 403-578-8062

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Real Estate

NIHO Land & Cattle Co. BC Acreages for Sale. Waterfront, building lots, recreational properties and more. Prices start at $27,000. Contact our recreational and rural land specialists today. Contact: sales@niho.com or call 604-606-7900. Website: www.Niho. com. 13,500 ACRES 35 Minutes West of Edmonton. Tomahawk Ranch $24,775,000. Visit hlco.ca for details. Hansen Land Brokers/Assoc. Broker Lively Realty Ltd. Call 403-5409659. PASTURE & Hay land. 400 - 8000 acres of year round water supply. Full operational with management available. Central Saskatchewan. Crossfenced & complete infrastructure. Natural springs excellent water. Shortly ready to locate cattle. Other small & large grain & pasture quarters. $150k - $2.6m. Call Doug Rue 306-7162671; saskfarms@ shaw.ca.

Mobile Homes

REACH over 1 Million Readers Weekly. Advertise Province Wide Classifieds. Only $269 + GST (based on 25 words or less). Call now for details 1-800-282-6903 ext. 228; www.awna. com. HARVEST Sale! Save $50,000 from the replacement cost of this 20 X 76 drywalled Grandeur Showhome that has to go! A sacrifice at $124,900. Call Terry 1-855-347-0417 or email: terry@grandviewmodular.com.

For Rent

FOR RENT, 2 bay shop with or without office space in Coronation. Contact Dale at 780-7530869.

Miscellaneous

THROUGH the Years 1980-2014: Updated History of Ardley, Delburne and Lousana Districts for sale at the Delburne Hardware. Cost of either the new edition or the 1980 edition are $60. each or $100, for a set including both the original and new editions. For more information call Janice at 403-749-3011.

Victoria Avenue Market

Set up Almost Complete!

Calling Crafters & Artists

to come check out the rental options. Woodwork, Pottery, Fabric, & Yarn work, Jewellery & Mosaics..... Still Needed: Front End Customer Services Personnel E-mail: christina.ekman2@ gmail.com For more information call 587 219 0215 (store) or 403 227 2349 REMINGTON 308 rifle, $550, Savage 30/30, $350, Lakefield 12 guage pump $125, Stevens 12 guage pump, $175, 5 pc dinette set, $250, 2 highchairs, 1 baby gate. For info call Bill 403743-2957 METAL roofing & siding. 32+ colours available at over 55 Distributors. 40 year warranty. 48 hour Express Service available at select supporting Distributors. Call 1-888-263-8254.

Equipment

WANTED to buy: Dozer frame to fit a green Steiger, 44” width. 403-550-4004, Pine Lake. A-CHEAP, lowest prices, steel shipping containers. Used 20’ & 40’ Seacans insulated & 40’ freezers, Special $2200. Wanted: Professional wood carvers needed. 1-866-528-7108; www.rtccontainer. com.

Feed & Seed

FOR SALE Barley or Oat

Greenfeed

Last years and this years bales Phone for prices & information Terry Gilbertson Brownfield 403 575 4101

GREEN canola bales for sale, never combined. Big round bales with net wrap. For info phone 403740-6772. HEATED canola buying Green, Heated or Springthrashed Canola. Buying: oats, barley, wheat & peas for feed. Buying damaged or offgrade grain. “On Farm Pickup” Westcan Feed & Grain, 1-877250-5252. ROUND bales - Hay, green feed, straw and bulk oats. Delivery available. No Sunday calls please. Phone 403704-3509 or 403704-4333.

Livestock

ACADIA Colony Charolais & Angus Bull & Female Sale November 17 @ 1 p.m. on the farm, Oyen, AB. Offering 40 Charolais, 40 Black Angus bulls. 20 Black Angus commercial bred heifers as well as 200 ton of greenfeed bales. Wintering and delivery available on all bulls. For a catalogue or more information contact Simon 403-6648593, or T Bar C Cattle Co. 306-2205006. View the catalogue online at www. buyagro.com (PL #116061)

Auto

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Business Opportunities

HIP or knee replacement? Restrictions in walking/dressing? $2,500 yearly tax credit. $40,000 in tax refunds. Disability Tax Credit. For Assistance: 1-844453-5372.

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OPERATIONAL beef ranch with meat processing facility north of Kamloops, BC for sale or joint venture. River frontage. 250674-1514.

Help Wanted

FLAG CITY Liquor Store in Hardisty hiring full time supervisor. Main Duties: Supervise and coordinate staff, resolve problem and supply shortages, maintain inventory and order merchandise. 2 yr work experience preferred. Email resume to: flagcity92@gmail. com THE LEAF Sportsbar at 4746 49th St. Hardisty Ab, is looking for an experienced Cook. Job duties include prepare and cook individual dishes and foods. Ensure quality of food and determine the size of food portions. Working with minimal supervision in a busy environment. Cleaning kitchen and work areas also included. This position is permanent full-time (40 hrs per week), and wages are $13-15/hr depending on experience. Food Safe certificate is considered an asset and 3 yrs experience. Please apply to admin@theleafcorp.com or phone (780)8882377. CORONATION & District Support Services employment opportunity. Youth/ Community Coordinator. Parttime, year contract. Please contact Diane @ 403-578-2727 for position details. Applications will be accepted until Mon. Nov. 16, 2015 at the CDSS Office or by email: twncoron@ telusplanet.net. HUGE opportunity! General Manager position, Capital Motors Ford, Dawson Creek, BC. Best in class compensation & benefits. Learn more at GoAuto.ca/ careers. Apply: Latha@goauto.ca or call Latha 780-4972410. KITCHEN Manager $20 - 27/hour. 35 40 hours/week. Knowledge of Asian/ Chinese food. Supervisor 5 - 10 people. Submit resume: TA’s Asian Grill Steakhouse, 109 - 2 Ave. NW, Slave Lake, T0G 2A1. MEDICAL transcription! In-demand career! Employers have work-at-home positions available. Get online training you need from an employer-trusted program. Visit: CareerStep.ca/MT or 1-855-768-3362 to start training for your work-at-home career today! SEEKING a career in the Community Newspapers? Post your resume for FREE right where the publishers are looking. Visit: awna. com/for-job-seekers.

Career Training

MEDICAL trainees needed now! Hospitals & doctor’s offices need certified medical office & administrative staff! No experience needed! We can get you trained! Local job placement assistance available when training is completed. Call for program details! 1-888-6270297.

MASSAGE career At Alberta Institute of Massage we deliver exceptional training, inspire learning, and ignite passion for knowledge! “AIM for Success!” Now enrolling for January and March full-time and distance learning programs. 403-3461018.

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FOUNTAIN of Youth Spa RV Resort is your winter destination for healing mineral waters, FiveStar Facilities, activities, entertainment, fitness, friends, and youthful fun! $9.95/ day for new customers. Reservations: 1-888-800-0772; foyspa.com

Auctions

SIGNS now Red Deer Bay 8, 7421 Edgar Ind. Drive, Red Deer, Alberta. Fri., Nov. 20/15, 11 a.m. Selling wide format printers, cutting plotters, vinyl cutters, roll laminator, trimmer, air purification system, thermal printer, light table, vertical panel saw, media cutter, sign making table, software, artwork, tools office, computers, etc. See www.montgomeryauctions.com or call 1-800-3716963.

Notice

Property

located on 100 - 3 Ave. SE Youngstown, AB is owned by Stuart Murney & Ann Beck

Coming Events

ALL SENIORS and clients of Wilma’s Housekeeping are invited for coffee & cake, Fri. Nov. 13 from 1-4 p.m. at the Coronation Drop In Centre. Donations for the Coronation Food Bank are welcome.

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The Village of Botha and the Village of Gadsby are seeking an energetic, motivated, positive individual for the position of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) to serve both Municipalities under a Community Partnership Agreement. Reporting to the Mayors and Councils the CAO is responsible for directing all operations of both Villages. For a complete job description please go to Botha’s web site: http://villageof botha.com. Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have: • A minimum 3 years of experience in Municipal Management and a certificate in Local Government or working towards certification • Excellent organizational, time management and communication skills, self-disciplined as well as a demonstrated team philosophy • Good interpersonal skills are required to deal with Council, contractors, the community and other municipalities • Extensive financial background, strong in budget preparation and financial reporting abilities • Proficient in information technology in particular Windows and Microsoft Office and Quick Books • A solid understanding of infrastructure, planning and development The Village of Botha invites interested applicants to submit their resumes and references along with expectation of compensation. The Village of Botha thanks everyone for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications welcome until closing date or upon selection of a suitable candidate. Closing date: November 30, 2015 Submit application to: Village of Botha or Village of Gadsby Box 160, Botha AB T0C 0N0 Box 80, Gadsby AB T0C 1K0 E-mail: vlbotha@xplornet.com E-mail: vgadsby@xplornet.ca

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Ko is more than OK: she is the best by Bruce Penton No one has a brighter future in their particular sport than pro golf’s Lydia Ko. And she’s such a sweetheart, too. The 18-year-old New Zealander — did we mention she’s only 18? — already has 10 Ladies Professional GolfAssociation victories. And she’s only 18! KO in boxing is a knockout. The women trying to beat Ko on the LPGA Tour have the feeling of being knocked out. She won two pro titles while still an amateur at the ages of 15 and 16 and when she finally turned pro, she just kept on winning. She moved to No. 1 in the Rolex

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